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Mark Pearson

Mark Pearson is Senior Field Applications Engineer and FAE Manager, North Central U.S., for Maxim Integrated Products. He received a BEE from the University of Minnesota Institute of Technology, Minneapolis.


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  • Hot-Swap Controller Makes Adjustable Circuit Breaker

    By Mark Pearson, November 10, 2003

    Medium- and high-voltage systems that range from 9 to 72 V often require one or more of the following circuit capabilities: hot-swap control, circuit-breaker fault protection, and inrush current limiting. Without R4, the circuit shown in ...

  • Handy Circuit Gives Systems Flexible Fault Protection

    By Mark Pearson, August 04, 2003

    Many applications must include a capability to automatically disconnect power from an operating circuit. Such applications include thermal shutdown of high-voltage power supplies in radar and X-ray systems, shutdown to limit inrush current during...

  • Maximize Battery Life And Minimize Replacements

    By Mark Pearson, May 13, 2002

    Designers and consumers want to maximize battery life in portable and handheld applications—to avoid discarding batteries that contain useful life, and to minimize battery replacements. Small battery-powered devices with wall-adapter plug-ins...